Hodder History: A World Study after 1900 & The Black Peoples CD ROM

• Activities involve interaction, reflection and decision-making and are designed to build up students' skills in history.
• An ICT resource to support a whole Key Stage 3 course - including the more popular non-core units.
• Linked to the popular Hodder History series.

Table of Contents:
Challenge and Change: A World Study after 1900
1 The World in 1900
2 The Origins of World War I
3 Living and Dying in the Trenches
4 The End of the War
5 The Challenge of Communism
6 How did Communism change Russia?
7 The end of German Democracy
8 The Survival of Democracy
9 World War II 1939-42
10 World War II 1942-45
11 The first Nuclear War
12 The Nazis and the Jews
13 End of Empire
14 Who started the Cold War?
15 Global Cold War: 1960-80
16 After Communism
The Black Peoples of America
1 Slavery comes to the Americas
2 Life on the American Plantations
3 The End of Slavery in the Americas
4 The Birth of the Civil Rights Movement
5 Challenges to Segregation 1951-65
6 From the 1960s to the New Millennium

About the Author(s):
Martyn Whittock is Head of History at Kingdown School, Wiltshire and is a well-known author of educational textbooks.

Readership:
KS3 History students